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There are many ways to contribute to Apertium, from sending us lists of words or phrases you find that are incorrectly translated, to getting involved in creating a new language pair or programming on |
There are many ways to contribute to Apertium, from sending us lists of words or phrases you find that are incorrectly translated, to getting involved in creating a new language pair or programming on tools or user interfaces. |
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If you just have a list of words that are unknown in some language pair, you can simply send the mailing list a list of words and their translations, e.g. |
If you just have a list of words that are unknown in some language pair, you can simply send the mailing list a list of words and their translations, e.g. |
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Revision as of 12:01, 5 November 2011
There are many ways to contribute to Apertium, from sending us lists of words or phrases you find that are incorrectly translated, to getting involved in creating a new language pair or programming on tools or user interfaces.
If you just have a list of words that are unknown in some language pair, you can simply send the mailing list a list of words and their translations, e.g.
house; noun; casa; noun f dog; noun; perro; noun m
See also
- New language pair HOWTO – required reading for anyone who wants to get involved with developing Apertium language pairs
- Contributing to an existing pair for in-depth information on contributing to existing language pairs
- Google Summer of Code – a good way to get involved with Apertium if you're a college/university level student
- Google Code-In is an alternative for high-school students
